Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, October 01, 1897, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO INDEPENDENT. KH1DAY, OCIOHKU I, 1h97. LOCAL AND GKNKRAL. 'I'hf l'ortlaml triin rulilwm have litfii iixlii't"!. Call on Iliiiiiphri yn fur Iouim oi; 'imhI prnpfrty, at-i luriin to rt-ul ami til K-ll. A ir'xxl ull nf nrt-iiiiert clothe fur l-..r furilii r infuriii.itioii cull on J. M Uruwn i) In the .MoUlltrtilinH l.umUr Co for a'lf Imixi bihI all kiml-inl lullllMT. Hit The llillnlro i'. t1)- Clul. will hold it-t it'utur iiHHiiiily meeting tomor row Mftt riimni( m-mi ti(ir. To cure a eohl In one lny, Take ixalive Uromo linlne Tnlilet. AH tlrmfueai ri lunil the money if it hiIn to cure. '2'u The puMic n IiimiI wa-t (nel on M .n.l iy lait at Hay Wooil'n h liool Ihiii-o. iH'tween HilUiioru ami Corue. !'!-., .".'jUi. . : ? lyruu.tii. teacher. Hi'hiilu"ri'h A Hon will have Ht'H'k of J'lowH, I !, Spring mi l I'etf loulh hxrro AH, hI-io drills al Mwiiiic lilliT, i'l ami WaKhinuton St. Call on them ami rnt Mr. (icnrjfr Scliulinerich la eatinif FtrawlM rnea jfaineren iroiu mi (mien The hernet are not highly eoloreil Hi" June crop, lull they have a tlavor that ia nullify intf. Tuenilay laat a car of nhnv Hhe'i altai'heil to the iart-eiiift r train went pait on ill way to iho hikIh tur hv way of I'orllaiiil. .Mint of the wool ly aniinalM came from a North Yam hill Hock. Karl' Clover K l Tea ia a pleas ant laxative. Ki'Kulatin Iho howlc nu "ilie.i the hloo'l, Clour the com plexion. Kuy to make anil pleasant to lake '''.. Hulil by Hillnlxiro Pharmacy Will. M nl ni:iKrn IhmiIm at III hIih on Secoml Hlnt't, HiMrthoro, for 15.511 per pair, B'weil hIioc for $.", ami (jivtn iecinl attcnlion to repair- iuif. He usea only tlrst-icrade snick which enable him lo Kunruntei hip work. On the Wapito like tint has heen rwlaimeil there are several hundred acr4 of oat that are culit hy the rain of tun wi'ok O ner il iuU rnv hecii atripped ami the crop U Housed . Farmer are now plowing and need lug for next year'a harvest, in which they do well. Money in nog-? Weil yea. List Monday butcher Koch got in the car can of a hog that tipied the ne.un at ilill pounds. The pig wa hut 18 in iiiths old and was irrowu and fat lened on Mr. J Hi. Hare'a farm, price paiil for t hut piece of meat fij cents per pound or $: 10 80 for one porker. The contractor is rushing -ork ihu .uninti' I ill A side of the The was the on old jail la removing ho as to allow t he old Miea lo lie taken out ami set on the tloor of the new alrui ttire before the walla are put up. These cages were originally put in the old building piece at a time and then rivited. Now jio door la large enough to let them past. Hound-trip tickets to the ntate fair at 8alem will be on sale at the Hilla horn atailon lalween Sept. '2H and Oct. 8, both dates included for tZ ."). The return ticket will ta-gixaloii any traintillOct.il. A one dollur rait baa heen made for the manufacturer exhitiitlon good to return at any time la'fore K t. a. This latter ticket will be sold on and after the 2 2d Instant. Mrs. M. r Ilruwn is prepared to teach a thorough course. In Instru mental music piano, organ and har mony preparing students in regular Conner vatory wrk so they can paai examinations inany rwogniWMl school of muHicand gradu lie in a short time. Special care given to la-ginners, by giving daily attention to their work. The very best and newest method. Mason's technic used as a basis. As a reward for promptly notify ing the aent at the llillslxiro station that the U'X'k Creek bridge was on tire, the Sim hem I'lCillu Cmuniiny has presented to tho youi in I, who ca'mi to town, and to Mr. Oniiimd, who watclicl the bridge to warn ap preaching tr.tins, each a hook of tick ets. Tnis Is a graceful re' ignition of th--srvic perform I, tho uli it ws done with out wxp.vatioti of reward. A few days ago there was one girl in San FranciM o happy as a lark We all know Kli.sla-lh Koch who accompanied her mother to the Hay City a fcwwfck ago. Kllzala lh is a graduate of the II dishorn school, rammer grale and s.cre(ly hoasl she could get Into the S. F. high school, hut mentioning her ambition to a new city acquaintance she wa inforue d of rigid examinations and fti ict r ipiiri ineiits till the disnMint ed Oregon girl was discouragi d. 'I he la st wile could do Whs to spend a year in the grammar grade. On the ap point) il morning Miss Kllxala-tli went lo the grammar sch(M)l to take h -r examination. The principal ex amine I her Hillslioro certihVa'es.ask ed lu ra few question In grammar, history, 'mental arithmetic, etc. lie then asked if she had ever studied latin. No, she answered. Had she atudied Ui-rman? A little. He then asked question to tie answered in U.'rnian. The answer seemed to la' satisfactory. She was then given a page of Herman to read. Thl was read with an accent that was pro-nouin-ed go'Hl. She then had to write some Herman. This pleased the pro fessor who graciously told her that her tn-tructor waa capable one. Are all your Oregon schools as thorough In Herman? "The one I atudied In ia very exacting. I can not answer for the others." The principal turn, ed to his desk ami tilled out an hi KigmiK nt blank and presented to our young Mend, saying, this will admit you to the High school. Klibeth do not rememlHT Just ho sue got to the school whether she Jumped, raii.ti.-w or went on cable ear. They were Hushed cheeks which were pre aented for Mamma' kiss that eve nlng. Miss Koch can rest assured lint her Oregon friends rejoin with liernmhth.it they h'.v a school or thir iugh work and ao charming a graduate to rc.reeut their elHeten. cy. A reinsrkat.leHhowlngof the adapt ai'i.i y f .Southern Oregon fur the production of sugar been Was made in an analysis at llienperiment t. tiou lab .rury this week of sample of sugar la-els fnm Medfurd. Ther were It, ol the samples, and the aer tf r.-Hch was exceedingly smooth ml fr-c from extraueoua rootle U. Fourteen percent sugar and 80 per ivnt purity is a g.sst la-t. The fol lowing brumes show the average ot each of tue l Meilford asruples, the rlrst nuuiis r shriwing per ivnt sugar, Him second per cent purity: 2o 2I-M.; l'Jtt-Hir, 17 87; l Ul; M.7 72; 18 :i8;i; 1782; 15 W Ml; 10.4 80; 20 !t; 15 5-71; 14 27!; I'7 82; 20 VI. The s-r rent tail h f purity ami sugar is the largest ever obtained from an analysis of beet at the Htalion. The investigation ia made even more interesting tiy the fact that the yield per acre ran as high as 21 tons, In nnwt case being ilsive 20 tons, while die lowest yield on ImiUoiii laud was 13 tons. The i-els were not grown on garden patch es, tmton land the like or which Dr. ii. W. Shaw, of Hih Mixtion uud t hero are 15,000 acre lit the vicinity of .ue'iiorii. Heorge Jackon ami Charlie Wil liams, or men giving those names, held up the O. II. N. passenger i rain lust Saturday evening alxiut eittt miles out fiom the depot. The eliii(iexr.-.rt ftreii-n got out uj lln-il aba after they bail la-eu tired at and so did hrnkeiuaii CiLsau. (,'asau had iiis gun bandy, and protecting hiui--S'll, be comoiencel ahooting. This seemtsl to rattle the rolila-rs though neitiier was hit. (Usait is sklllisl sullii.'ient t move a train, and when the robla-rs had retreated far ei ough, lie got into I lie cah and backed the tr.tiu out of danger. After taking i he small change that the engineer and fireman had, they were allowed logo. They reached the train and went ou their way Reporting the hold up from the next telegraph station. The roblwrs were caught ou Sunday ami are now in prison. The Nashville Students are to slug at the Coligregatloual ( hnrch next Friday evening. These Juliilee fing ers appear Is lore and delight the most fastidious audiauces In thecnun try. ilev. Kobl. Mcintyre, the fam oils Methodist divine of ChiCdgo,gave the (roup this commendatory letter: ''The Nashville Siudenis (Jubilee singers) gave a concert on Saturday evening, and a grand concert ou Sun day. Itoth were eminently success ful. This troup is um qualed, their behavior and talents have won them a place in the esteem of the entire commuii ty, an I we hoa; aoou to meet lliem ajain." "Swing low sweet chariot" as sung by the Juliilee. sing ers should not tie missed. They are to bo in the Congregational Church this evening. For the past few months Schilling the great t a merchant of San Fran cisco has been otr-ring $1000 for sup plying a missing word in a sentence ib-scriliing the excellence of his tea. Over a hundred users supplied the right word, wherelore the H)00 was divided prorata, which was fii 50 eich. The advertisement in this ia sue gives the names and residence of the winners. Five are credited to Oregon, viz: Mrs. K Woodin, Al bany; Mrs. Kate Kngherg, Hlglow; Mrs. A. Willett, Bridal Veil; Mrs.W. Howell, Oregon City; ant' Hilda Johnson, Portland. The County Board of Equalization completed its work last Saturday and uljourmd. But few changes were made. Some properly that had la-en discovered since the enumerators had gone over the Held were added. All paisouagea that had In en put on the roll were taken off. The college buildings and a part of the campus of I'. A. and I. U were taken but 18 acres and some out able property was a-aessed. This was done for the rea son it did not seem to the board that it was used for educational purposes. Itev. Kvan IMIuifhes will exchange pulpits w ith Kev. Austin Kitv, the imm i.usior of the Omureirational Church, Forest drove, next Sabbath morning. We are pleased lo have ti.is oi.oiirtiinitv of hearimr Mr. Hice. of whom we have ilready heard fav orable mention. In the evening, at 7:30 o'clock, Mr. Hughes will dis cuss "Making Haste -a cnarac eris tic of the American People" Isaiah 28:1(5. The other serviws will la- held in the usual order. The Southern Pacific Company de liring to contribute to the Min-cess of i..... ...I iiuiu fnir to ! held at Salem, Sept. 30lh to Oct. 8th, has de cided to sell tickets from all stations on Its lines in Oregon at one fare for round trip. Those who had not in tended to go may change their minds now that the company thus iMTaliy exienos conse.s-ious. Ths ! Comoanv yesterday took It... Vaiillilllia Hi ml excursion tickets olfsale. It Is estimated that tho trav- 4 the past season was not more mm third of what It was in 18!0. The ...-h. , iliv rted to other places the past year and some did not go anywhere. ti.o villain Soecial train that has Imi'ii running Utwecn Portland and sail Francisco every live days, has iHt-n tHken oh but the low rales of I0 and o applies to the daily trains I'tween those cites. in'' irams aves Portland every evenining at K 'clock. On ami after May 27th the steam- ITS i.ftheO. It. A. loaves Portland for San rrancisoo very live days win carry imwuni m or I0 cabin and ." steerage. J. I. xniht Hillsboro communii-ates the particulars. All persons indebted to the firm of II. Vtt'MIUOK ..-...-, . or account are retpieste.1 to make im mediate settlement. Please read .. i,. i.- i si...! either nv note ami heed. . . ti p., IMiarmriCV nuke a note of It -yo" t' ,,H, for.no cheap article shoved off lo you and recommended as "just as good. Mr Benton Bowman loast and justly of the superior yellow boll tlowcr apples which he plucks from his trft-s. TI.eyare la-autles Indeed. All f the sell tola of the stat re tain an increased attendance this year. This is the result of more prosperous times. nememtHTtlHill'-'' lyrm' Hly is the last pla.-e for sch..l sup plies of every kind, and chea,aT than at any other house. Mr Tip Smith who years ago holp ,si to'bo.ld the Him Mills, but w ho now live at Grant's Pass was In town yesterday. Hops are yet in the ware house. Onions are a little lovier than they were a few week ago. Mr. T. Dobaon of Albiua, yesterday, visited Hillsboro, his one time home. Grand social dance to be given at Parker's hall, Hreeuville, October 1st 197. Remember the big stis k sale on Ur Bailey' farm tomorrow. Lunch will be served at 12 ui. Married: In HilMs.ro, Sept. 28, by Itev. J. S. (iritlin, Miss Josie Bil lings and Harry O. Urove. Mr. W.H. Wehrung and wife went to Hslem yesterday and will attend the stale fair while they ar. away. The S P. Co. have on side round trip tickets Iron, Hillsboro to Ya uinna kihsI for return till October loth. The price is ati.no. Five orders to the vh! Taylors in one day. 'I hi slums that the ss ple appreciate a ifl thing. Ho thou, b J. M. Brown's ami do likewise. No mail is so r Mtli.-li as he u ho buys bis winter clottiiiiK without first in specting the lloyal Taylor's line of samples and prices. J. M. Brown, Agent. !-': -t'.-T . prrii-A-f ougtV, lilairsr nes or crimp are not to Is- trilled with. A dose in time of ShilohV cure will nave much trouble. Sold by Hillslairo Pharmacy. Cure that cough with Shlloh'a cure. The best i-ounh cure. Believes croup promptly, Ooe million iHittle.s sold last year. 40 doss for 25c. Sold tiy Hillsboro Pharmacy. Ladies, take the beat. If you are troubled with constipation, sallov. skin, and a tired feeling take Karl's Clover Tea. It is pleasant to take. S tld tiy Hillsboro Pharmacy, l)ysepsia cured. Shiloh's Vita hier Immediately relieves sour stom ach, coming up of fiaid distress and is tne great kidney and liver rem edy. Sold by I he Hillslairo Pharm acy. A visitor this week gives it as his opinion that only a few varieties ol a p ilea will keep well this winter for the reason we had more than ordina ry warm weather in Seplemta-r when the fall varieties were maturing. An agent delivering crayon por traits iu town last Saturday got into dilticulty with soul of his patrons and was arrested at Forest Orove where the matter was settled by aMlogiziug and paying acrued costs. A letter fiom a Corvallis corres pondent states that the chemical de partment of the O. A. C. is very busy analysing sugar leet samples. Ex amination of other compounds are laid aside till the lajets are out of the way. There will Is a meeting at the court house in Hillsboro next Tues day, Oct. 5th at 10 o'clock a. ni. ol those interested in cleaning the Tu alatin river of drift from the mouth of Dairy Creek to Scholia briJge. A full attendance is invited. The annual association of the Con gregational Churches of Oregon was held at Hood Hiver this week. The delegates in attendance from the Hillsboro church are Mrs. J. I). Mer ryman, Mrs. W. L). Hare, Mrs.W. I). Thome, Mrs. II. V. Uites and Mrs. I. M. C. Oiult. Mr. J. B. Vroman has a choice quince tree. He broke off a single twig yesterday morning that (aire six quinces each of which will weigh 12 ounces. He took one from an other part of tne tree that weighs 15 ounces. When we get our la-et su gar factory going we can have pre serves sweet meats. llr. Iliff , one of the most eloqut n platform orators of the Methodist church will la) in Hillsboro next Mon day visiting with Pastor Atkins. While he is here the church prevails upon him to deliver his celebrated lecture "Through a world of night." Therefore the public is Invited to at tend at the M. E. church, next Moil day evening, (M. 4'h, at 8 o'cliajk. The delay of the afternoon train last Wednesday was caused at the Wapato Hag station. Some wood cars were loading there and in back ing ou the switch two flats left the track. These had to be got out ol the way when the passenger train reached that point. A delay of 40 minutes resulted. This was not the result of carelessness ot the part of the train mcu but that of wood haul ers. Dr. James Withycomb has taken representatives from his flock of sheep to the state fair now in session at Salem. As usual these sheep will wear blue ribbon when they return to their pasture. Dr. Withycomb has sold some rams this year at a fair price but the money cannot lie said to tie pure gain betause he will have to import new animals at a much irreater cost than he received for those he has sold. Studies in the Hillsboro Public school will be resumed on Monday next October 4th. The corps of teach ers for the current school year are, Prin., M. C. Case, assistants Mrs. Dora Elliott, Miss Hraoe Bosoow, Mrs. M. C. t'ase, Miss Lulu M inn, Miss Lucy Humphreys, Miss I lose Wilcox and Mrs. M. M. Pitlitiger. The term of school will ! short this year wherefore, It behoove patron to get their children in school on the first day. (-IIKAP KUI.K0UI Kill TO TDK Ml ATE KUK I . M IL Ot lOIIKIt , 1H7. The low rate of one fare for tie- round trin will be IfiVCtl by the Southern Pacific from any point on their lines in Oregon io enanie an to attend. Thu rwaoole's state institution for the ........ -.r- - --- ... Improvement of agriculture anu me mechanical and household arts. Represented n district departments and divisions for the intelligent ex hibition of the various breeds ami types of horses, cattle, sheep, swine and aultry, and the many classes of machinery and implements, man ufactures and merchandise, musical instruments domestic manufacture, woman's work, science and art. The people of the stale are tsqarially Invited lo participate. Let us de monstrate the cahilitie of Oregon and Oregon people. One lare for the round trip. Popular admission of 25 cent. ' ' Trf ofcilHni't laa u4 taktac pawm. MHKT MOISE EH. I.A W 11C KT. William Fuldt and Cieorge Boday lo were admitted to citizenship. PKollATC ttil'KT. Estate Tlio Richardson, decea-l. Final aivouut Bled and Monday Nov 1st set for its examiualiou. Es ate Mn-tiu Mtnnitij, deeeis'd, ordered that certain pnua-rty de nh eil iu the petition he so d at private sle for cash in hand. Estate Heury Sohna-der, ibs-eased Petition to et off crsoiial properly and oijectinus tilt d. Testimony ol m itnesse taken and arguments made The further hearing wt continued till Mondiy O t i ll. Estate T L M -E'down.'y, diseased Final settlement continued lid O.-t bh for filing of receipts. Estal- .lam Rit'sey, -It use". Examination of tiual account as continued. Estate Harriett E Uarnelt, ilei-ess ed. Final account examined and al lowed, and estate closed of re"rd. Estate J M Sappingtotl, deceased. IU nln u liowniau appointed guardian at-litem or Herts rt II Sappihgl minor. Ordered lhat the real estate descrita-d in the petiliou tie sold a private sale. Estate Wm Waters. deeeasal. , Fi lial account tiUd and Nov 8 set for its examination. E-ta e Wm Kassal aum.tieceas ''. Will of deceased presented for pro bale. Testimony of W II Wehru ig, subscribing witness taken. Fur.htr consul, ration of the matter was con tinued till O I lt lor the Its imon) of SB Huston, the other alb-sling witness. Estate Olive Norman, decreased. Bond of C F Tigiir l adm tiled and approved. MAKKI a;k i.icknse License to wed was issuid Sept 25th to John Anderson aged 31 years and Hellon Rielh aged 211 years. Sept 28th to Harry O Urow aged 25 ea und Josie Billings ttged 20 tars. Sent 30th to John ESummrsaged 21 years and drr.e L 1 'ike ag d 19 years. Wr Kkl.l I HOP Bl I.LKTIM. Portland, Or., Sept. 27, 18"J7. WtXTKKN OKWJON. Weather. Fair und warmer prevail ed up to Sunday, v. hen it became iiMiler wiih increasing cloudiness ami a few scattered showers fell. Today (Monday) cimiI, cloudy and showery weather prevails. The mean tem perature lor Ibe week average tili, which Is 1" higher than for the pro ceeding week. Tho maximum tem perature averages 77 and the mini mum was 55, the highest maximum was 02 on Saturday and the lowest minimum was 48 ou Thursday. Th total rainfall lor the week ranged from a Iran' to (15 of an inch. Crops. 'The weather has been fav orable to all farm operations. Dur ing the past week the threshing was practically completed; it was found that little or no ilaumge was done t the grain by the rains the fore part ol the mouth. Wheat and oats had more than average yields, anil the large acreage of spring grain has made the total product equal to the former large t crop. Hops have all been picked and drying eoiitiuuia The estimate of last week of one thild the total crop being ruined b. rain, mold and lice, is a fair approxi mation of the loss. Prune drying continues. The prune crop is thoroughly satisfactory and drying Is progressing. The total prune crop w ill lt the largest in the liistory of the state. I'lowntg ami seeding continue to be tctive. The ruin of balav is very opportune for it will put all soil In excellent condition to be worked. Potato digging continues to la very active and all reports indicate a very large potato crop. UratKs are ripe and are a large crop. The fruit crop is practically ail gathered, except winter apples ami v Inter ears. Sugar tieets are making excellent growth, and the dt velopmeut of sHCchnr ine matter is very large. Cabtiage, carrot'', onions, etc., are very large crops. The grass has become green due to the early September rain and pasturage is excellent. Stock is fat tening; milch cows are Improving, and the supply of butter is increasing. The year lias hail a few unfavorable periods, but, on the w hole it has Usui one of the most successful and pros perous ones in the history of the state. KASTKKN OKKOON. Weather. Fair, warmer weather prevailed during the past week, ex cept Wednesday evening and night nvet tho Plateau Region, and today over the entire section, when show ers oocurcd. On Wednesday thun derstorms prevailed, ttalay general shnvtcrs. The moan temperature for the week averagi d t!l,lM'iiig 9 warm er than for the preceding wet k. The maximum temperatures averaged 84. and the minimum 51; the high-e-l maximum was !nD, on Saturday; and the lowest minimum 4ti, on Friday. 'The total rainfall varied from 0.02 to ().:tti of un inch. Cro. Threshing is la-ing active ly pushed iu the eastern xirtion of L'tnalilla C ounty and iu Union Coun ty; elsewhere it is practically done, a nil fanners are busily engaged in hauling the grain to the warehouses ami elevators. Some thre-hing yet remains to ho done in Sherman Coun ty. The 'threshing in these sections ha Iwen delayed, owing to lack of threshing outfits and to the early ScptemlaT rains. Should much rain now tall, considerable damage would result. The greater imrtitin of the grain, Is, however, safely housed. Working of summer fallow, plow ing and seeding have commenced. The gathering of fruit continues, and fruit-drying coi tititie to la ac tive. The fruit and .vegetable crops have la-en very large; everything planted this year has produced pro lific and magnificent cro s. Corn, which is a giasl crop only In very fa vorable years, this year has been an excellent crop. The range food Is Improving, and stock is prepared to enter the winter season in excellent condition. The year ha laen a most suV"s ful and prosperous one for the farm er, fruli grower, stock-raiser, ami for the miner. Drraitfulljr rtos. Hents: I was dreadfully nervosu and for relief took your Karl's Clover Risd Tea. It quiled my nerve and at reiigt honed my whole nervous sys tem. 1 was troubled with constipa tion, kidney ami Isiwel trouble. Your tea stain cleansed my system so thoroughly that I rapidly regained health and strength. Mr. S. A. Sweet, Hartford, Conn. Sold by Hillsboro Pharmacy. The M issing Word was N ATU R. AL: S hi.'frigs Best tt is not only purt but it is NA TVRAL btcnuse it is frth roasted. The following 154 each got $6. AS rKAM'WU Mr. A'ki tiou, Merrill Mr. bt k, lau tlrrias.u '. Buouanaa, I k-wui II im A. trier, mt ( bui,imiu C CluaU. l att i t at ( Mr. I. Uuriiitf, HrutM. Mr. Kill, li rk 111 ') H Mry t Hfrii.v, n-ti !u, Mrs. Ho 1 It tup, m hilort Mr hftufsUi, J'H hni'iiiiiau U. McKfiiiie, JO lriiif ti'.ui T 1. MUlrr, I"..'-, fiitrr Krli'i. Ton I -n i)t---Mr. T. HAluui.in, in h My Mn ha ru k. IU Ivt a w Mm. W. ! or, l IT Uy Mn Ttmr.iioii, tS! ( Mrs. A Vrtlir. 44txMry Mri fi. Waim.ii. tJ lniKi. 0AMOKMA l'tr 1v;t, Cool :nllfla U'Wtl, CUOrd Mr kl Mniiauig, iKiwot-jr kra , H t.ibh. ItiMtr. - k Mr Ann inoly, kurt-k A I If 1 UUIpOU, ' Mr J t kftintof, rmu. Mr K I'ftiti, tinrt rvi 1 Ml MmIh'I ivtfjr. iirt V!i-jr Mr. N Lvjf, orv-nwMxl tr-y Iti. UjrJvvliiv Mr. Hiiaeoknb, Kvuiavll Anu A L-wt, k'uk I r- Klt krui, Lot AUmtlu Kt Pnw, Milr Mi tt Mt-4'rihf, Mn(u V l 111 Ituiit-ftu, Miwtti r li r.n-ill, Mt-ti tui'l no y,rm. . hrliy, Miii1ieiun An-tAiiiy. Si iHiii"ti Ji 1 l.y(iuirriiit,MikiUUitif dill IC:i Ui).Ih11, Moum Mr. S Biahop, Nlloiii 1 uy M;i J A- aiuiiuoii, Uiutlr Mr. MlimU Morn, Mr. B K JultuauD, The fi mi r rnk 1-errT, hlo Alto Mr C A- riftrlu, rrtil.t U W KitUtTiMtn, Pft.4ri) Miw Kt'M A roihed, tvrftit Mr. A. J. t'ol, Ptfrrik Mr. Klrh'd (irhm, ret unia M Kin ie ouyan, r 4'vrvi Mr H KualU fuui.i; J J. Rotltftfi. Prirvil Mr. A t ikr. PurK uai Mr. Uo. rl, Mr. C. tliilrl'kon, kdltnlv Mia M O Mrlan K-1r Oil Mr. J K. H kwlil. Mr' Mi. P. J Kft Mr Klu V iU H, (1. Marllui, K.M-km i4M aVti HMlli. 177 look I CALiroKMA KlJ-EWHUK Mr. Otla Honlweli, A.HUf.l Mr. O K M.MMtrow, k.rRi T Iktnn-i'K '.:eXj MfilJuo. H Haaii, " I'VtilllM Nolu. Mr. IC M KMpintn M AJ4m WlMUm. - Mr. C, L Mr. L. Brunt. Uklnd Arthur fe.vn A. . 0k nl Mr. W m Mrkmf, Chin. A M.'U.i.l.l Oak .ul MraG.H Minwkrtn, Kmum Mftirlu, . It. Okk.ii.l Mr. Kwo. r. MNr. 0k antJ Mr. Cbu B Ttiiiv. " Loulw H4,eiitto,Hcramenio Ad 1 In Lunt, L Z -hid Olero W. 4rtrmn Mr. B. Mb. W. F. 'or4. M. 1. Coray lieonrv Krollck, Altiv Mkuliu. O'ifc luiitri, Ll'llan liftiiaon. K. Kn J-- hu Ja v J, Myr. Mr. J. tirthaa loan (aur, Mi Kva Krie. Hvnrlftia Mhir tHirL- V. Akerly, Mr. Cor beiill? VI r V H Hick vfr J. U Jonv. Mr J. A. Wiiian Arc' Auburn Mr. (iu. W Htnilion Mr. A. M Mut'imnkii, H I. i Mr. 4'h. Ilt iiry, W. Herkei C McKilitcan, N Bloiuue.-i Nell H Eu.n. br.llev Mr i. U t'unnlngham Chlnn Mi Bell Met Mr Cftrner "fbe winners ot the two $150.00 prizes (or sending :n the largest num ber ol tickets were: tlrJ. BiwhT. sn LCU; IUn i n nrktu In. nni Pwikar. ''Sort. 4rtv ise tlokru Some people sent coupons count them. The "ticket" is the You mus ..How the rules exactly count youi words Address MONEY Free Excursion! TO PORTLAND. Ill order to enalilo our numerous friends and customers to pnyiiM a visit and examine our NEW STORE with its entirely NEW STOCK lm v concluded to She them an opportunity of tloin no FREE OF COST. OUR PLAN IS THIS: Everyone visitins our store from Wash ington County who makes a purchase of us amounting to ten dollars or over and pre senting a copy of this add Hill have the amount of his or her rail road fare to Port land refunded hy us. To assure those who are not acquain ted witli our house, we beg leave to say that we have but ONE PRICE and that is the lowest. All our goods are marked in plain (inures. Our stock is en tirely new and has been carefully selected by our Mr. Hen Sellinic and we sell only at POPULAR PRICES. .. MOYER CLOTHING CO., BEX SELLIXG, Manager. THE M A I! litlS. Yiwterdny the Hillsboro pritw of wheat was 72 cents clear of sucks and storage. Hut few Hales are making, though 6(10 lu-hels were Mild on Wednesday and 21 HI yesterday Tlie outlook now seems more ploomy for hiirh nrices than a month aifo. It Is coinintf to te, not a question of sur plus or of an active tleinntnl hut of a lack of ships to carry to the market. Veslsare snapiied up as soon as they ike their noses over the liar. l liev are as sis- 1 1 1 y loaneii ami win to iea Hifain. It now limits a though someone will have to curry a part of this erop over til next year. The cupply of oats seems ample lor the local demand and since the loral markets control the priie, it m.iy not reach a liiifher lltirc. There is hut little doiiu in the way of huyitn ami Sellinir. One sm ill lot of hlaek feed j'U.ts was closed out here tills week at '2H cents. IHHTUMI ifTA TIONS Wheat WtiHn VI., "II Valley nn'l i.iui'irin TS(it7!l. pt Ihihi'I. Ktour bist rinli-, 4 '.' but. Osu whitv. cluiio-'. :tli l": rcjr33' pr I'llDtlPt. H iv-T innthy, 12 t.. Cl iver fill wfll. hrrTKii, EO'is, rot' 1.1 hy. Er, ITS'" P'r ' ll'ii Hens UI, l ft" l"r uoi-n; m I $3jn Sit is-r l t "i Turkry. i:h, fi.t i.i, tiff Tti; Uuoki l.liitfl .J lernoien; urw, WW-. tr Koicy Crfiiiie ry. mn n i Dairy. 2"t.',) p. r r il'. VKtJF.r.VHI.KS pDtsloen i nrlanli.. 4'M1" t-ntu rr i-it ; lleail Utter I UI. The followimr is a list of letters re- maininir uncalhsl fur in the ot"rlire at HillstH.ro, Sept. 1. ls7: Mr. Aron Man. All letters not called f.r hy Sept. 25. will he sent to the Ilead letter Offlce. One e-ent will tie charged for each letter called for. II S iift.MF.nn it. I'. M. 5a KUfEWHEKK Washington HtMnrA.hlreu,InfH'neB I J f iiuun. HtMii I Kraut-- iuJty Mn1 l.a i o kviwl, kiuviu M ". kalie PeirrMtn, --ttlM Mr. Jmt Hratrnu hpaiitf r 'liarwih A Hiia. tp.kn Mr Krcd H (.'trr, T-iu ko)ii L. uuua, b-usjku L'TAH J. L. Kh4. Orinn Nln Mit kclattn, liratr Mr. V pMicraou, iiohr Mr. MaKfi Hure?r. Ml1y Anu hv, Moricii iif Mr. Hrnry Bumviir. Mr. Kmtu irf-r, Ct Ira inriWirwiik, Plraaaut ui v I - . -X fit .x i frv . . H urfti 1' li. mer. &. 1 1 Ak C 11 t'.ftr U liRniun, MriC. J. I rump, Mr I i.'1y, OTUtH K'lATtB Mr, k Wooilm, Altny ot M r.kirkiiberi,Hikv.4w, Mr. A Hw eil.brl.lftl Vii. Mra.W Howell, oreon City. H iiUa JoliiiBoii. pirl ntl. Mauii Haiimn Vlrntni,fTa K.ia M uiiili. Wiui. " Mr Mi. funk W nilivin u , Mr. i(itlwri Allanltt Wy r.iani Man Burnt rurk. Mi tini.y Kii-a, 'tt-yeii n, ' H O ArnoM, l- Tauaiui.. Ir. H :riaii'lr . tan c. t'ont. 4r. i. M. rrui.Boiar t'tl, .!, -. V . Kainrortb, Boiilivr lAur iaft, nali't. i'lo 4r.i'.raroenter.v'luretic.An KUjfene Kiruk. fhtsott, " IKJiift v lul. - -ir.B.C. Maxtn. Oerrlilo, NU ItKlTl.tH COLUMBIA lr. ohn W.tr ta lner P. M(M.iry Virion HofaDfri 1 Kic Hnt vru Teh am Vcvi Vim. la. inn Wheaha MCX10U WitMtt nstead 01 ickcts. Wrong I we can't pper 112 nches. n the 2ooo.oc contest or we can't BACK San Francisca M TINUI) AM) OAK. SHERIFF'S SALE. 1Y VIUII E OK AX EXECimoX. y ilfiie-snil onler ol one, d-hqciI uui u. lie t'ift'lllt t'ourt .it llip Hiiito of tlreiron l'ir W.iilnnirion 0'iuiitv, in lavor nt William P. li'ir.l, tlovernnr of ttie Htati of Oreii.in, H. K. K'.nrA'-d. Secretary o H i e, lor Onv.ni, ami Hlol M -txolian, h.a'r Teantir-er ot Orpwon. and (otfi.tliei I'xoltit-i.i (MinifliutiUrf tlie hoar-l of Com imiotieeH lor tti aie ol H''hool and I'mversitv liiieN. ami tor the Invtsinieni ol tt. Kureln ariAinit there:rnit fr tin S'ate of O eion, an.l airanmt 1". 1'. Vuirent. Alice A. Vim-en', Ilri hanl Kreb. Marv Krelt., Chaa. Kelw. Eirneat H-liuaar, knnlie Tenmn, tleo. .1. Li-it an I AuKUa. L !it f ir Ilia sum of f.M 'J5rosts. anil fur the luriher Mini ot ll.Tjil L'. .s. ftolj roin. iiti eitere.i thrreoQ ut tlie late nt a per cent per annum Ironi the 10. Ii ilv ol June, lsW, mikI t tie I'iri Iit ftini olfJiM Willi m teiem tln-K'on al liie ra e ot a per cent per a.imim ln.ni thu 'Ji'tii : v ol Jiilv, 1"!7. .ittorn.-y li-ea. ami lor the ro.tn ami exppii .r ot .me anil of a.etl srlt: X", i ii e re I it e, tiy virtue and in pursu ance i-t .aiil jii'in ni, i!err-e ami oril.'r t -. I I: i, i M iii'ltiy the 4 h 'lay ol ' I. ttC, at ine aoulh ilimr ol tlie C nirt Honte in 1 1 il l.txiro. aatiinetun i oiinty. On -iron, at ttie liour f l'i o'oliK-k a. in,, ol mil ilav, II at pillule auction lo the in,fhei Imlcter lor ra-h, the lollowinf .li . Tlteil feu. proiierty. lo-lt: All nf mat pie-'e, parcel and tract of infi't. Ivinic. I.einv and aitait wtthiu Wii.t.inutoll County, Oreifon. and tielllk' .nore lariicu any non, ileiirtiaieil ami Inpcrilrl aalof tlie X irth-ei.t quarter of si t fori 2;. Tiianaiip 1 a.ti'tt, K .nve I .it, Wl. M-". and ci.ntaininn O'to i un ire I and ax'tr aire, to aat'-fy tlie iiereiniiet re nam i ntitnn. and lor tin c al and t x ena-a -f .-tid ie. Said rieriy wnl be fold tniject to in Icniptlon a p rataMlte ol fir- n in. Wiinc-. my liaml Ihia 31 it day ol Anim.i. l-!7. W V HHAlFItl. Sler ft nf W.mhinift n County, Mill of Orer a. Titos H T 'N'.l'E. Atlornev for P intif!. l'l OA8TOI1IA. CASTORIA For Infant and Children. niij Ipuui F I hi. IF YOU WANT TO HIRE O0 TO Cify Livery Stable Vli(re you will Hntl Hie Ws Teams that tan be liml IN UILLSItOHO. EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS. Ucoi! Trams i'um i'tiiics ami (Jood lirlvern. Second and Washington Sts. ajmifimmmmiiimmmmiiinniimifi. . H- a.- s. p HAVE YOU USED E E BUTTER PARCHMENT? 2 . All gilt edcd huttcr put on the mar ket by creatnciics is wrapped in pajcr. The product of the private daily would reach its market in much bettet contli- . tion if wrapped in Butter Farchmetit than it dots when wrapped in cloth. Parchment is not only better than cloth, but cheaper. . Cloth sells at 6 cents per yard, from which 27 sheets can la; cut- 27 Parch ment wrappers cost 3 cents. 500 Sheets, 8x11, 500 Sheets. 8x13, The standard size for 2 pound rolls is 8x11 inches; 2 pound blocks, are wrapped in the 8x13 sie. One reason why paper has not lieen generally used heretofore, farmers could not get it at the general -store It is now kept at the Independent of fice cut to anv size wanted. ?iauauiiaiaiuiiuuiaiamiaaiamiiv THE DELTA MAIN STKKKT. Hll.lKOKO, OKIKUO Al! We tcish to call v?A 1 1. . 1 : ,fLS0 SCHOOL supplies consisting of talbets, paper, ink, pens, slates, pencils, rules, sponges, books, bags, straps, etc. TELEPHONE FROM STORE TO OFFICE. UK a 1 .. ritoriurv. NOIICK IH UEUEaV OIVKN THAI ih-t uiidf rsitfiuil, 111 piirauunov ul un aider ol the County Court ul Hie Mul ot Urt'gHt. lor Wttfttiiit'iim Jouuty. iud nd i. tr'tl on tne -lt day ui June, l-t!7, fn tu luattef of liit t-'itiiie o U. Jack- 8Mll, dlC'ttn J, Will e. al ptltllil' HIK IllMI nt th Huutu ti)jr ot tlie Court iloune in 11 i.mioro, WatliiimLuu C unty, Oregon, on Haturuay tn W n day ut U l-itiU-r, Ly7, at ll r hour ul 10 o'ciot k u, in. lo tne liiKnt bnltter ail ol tne lire mailer .I-8..T. u.mI real pruony, t--.t; Iwillotl.r lor suit- (iibl tin 1-mI..iik trttoi of iiitl to Mil: li-iiirf h lari (i the dotiation Ittii'l cl ui tit u Wulmin liurrts und wile in luwii ahip 1 and 2 Norm ul K nig 2 VVci ul th. W iiiMinetie Miri.i ti'., and Uuiilidt-d unu pur it u'ariy liencribd lin: Cuuiiin nowiK al u point on lb line ol alufce tid liouaiioii L uid t i.iiin, said pulia oeiitK n. M dej-rt-fs K. unl 4 tw onain Iroiu i tie b W. comer ol said ci. n liivnie on said ft. line . 6i ii grtn-tt K. 11.7i tliem toaeiake; luenie N. I dere. -m . Nt.Jo rh iins t- liie w- al ttne ol M il l-oid lo.i Land tiaiiu; ihuioe N. er- en W. J' .70 Onarn-, ilienve 8. il decrees h. M. Jl ei 1 -to the inace ol Uinnin,.'. cuiiiaiumK 7.ol Aud if necenftfiry I will then oiler for Bale th-itiilo ln de-cnU dirai t, to it : Coin ineiic UK the nrlheaa( corner o! the donaiMii iaul c.a.ni ol Joiiu 11 Ja k oii atid Mile in nei'imii Jt, to it 2 ii riii rinKK 2 ol nod ruuniii iheti. e et 40 liama thenc vou It Af . U aii.it the t e e -t lHchairm tin-lice N 2 th- ea-t 10 chain aouiu 2 chaiDa llieiire eatt lcha-iiH heiicr nor. n 'Ml ctiaiiiti to the pi.ue ol ieriu iiti. and r'HiiainuiiT 7i iwren inori r n ai oi i Watt'iinifioii C tunty ( tv'on, Haul i n in-ist-B h iohtfiiitf ti tlie ttt ue il L.it, (at; iou decf hn'I at the lima ol his deat . and i J al iiaid iif Bed ail me nnt, title and ,iiu-ret :iiul the estate ol L'. . Jat kuvii na tiy t(ieiaiion ol It or oinriae n -iU T -d otner Mkan or iu add foil to tn.it lite said L'. U. J ioKon lit! at ine I nil e d hisdt-aih. upon me lo. lowing termt n i collditiollB, io-wii: Ude Ih rd ol i he )iircha-te (.rue caih -n haii'l al the tune ul sn.e; one Kurd in um year, and tne remnmtiiK imrd in two year Iroiu th ilateol sale. Uflerred ftaymentn to be ir itiieret.at the rate ol H er cent per uninm and t i be ' nired ly hrt inortK i((e upon tne rentif-i old. 1 1. tranah-r lo b at the exti use of l r clinw-r, Wit: es my hand liereio m-t al Hi Ifh on ltn ttiD dayut Wepietn in-r l"tl. J. r. JACK-ON, Kiei utoroi ttie I tal wilt an i U-ii hhhq of L. I. JocKmhi. decease I. lij 2i iUfLij Al Hriw nf A't nif y lor estatt. W antrl-.MMM HualirN of I fll i.ny tlie hdfhett mrk'l price lor W), titi-dt In miilm de. iTrd at my nidi in Hulbor JOHV MILNK. Aiiktit It. 17. VrlfmnB ltrnlliii! PHK WAhHlN'iToN COCSTY VtT X erans Ator a .on wo h dd Uoir ettr.annuai w-dmat H-nreri n i-'i'ib r 14 h neit, K aline tti-in- wi i "etran i td but ot an important that d-ma i n fn I nt -n ltin-. k W. MrNCri, U, F.OOKiON, ltf Becreiar. fr i lent A GOOD UVERT TEAR? THE 55 cts 60 cts DRUG STORE your attention to our C C .1 I I... leufiM-dt ( Hiinot lie Cured hy t- al applicnttuna, an they cannot reach t e fj -en ed portion i the ear. There ia ont nie way to cure dealneg nod that in hy v nstitntumal reiiifdiea. laalneei u cau-ed hy an iniaiurl roiid lion ol the iiiucotii lining ol ol the Knstiiotiiaii tube. When t It i tube k' inlljiiu-d you have a rumbling Bound or imperfect Hearing and lien it ia entirely clont'd denfties in the re-ult and tinlt'SH tue Hid tuiiit'on ran he uik-n out anl (hit tuoe res lured to lit normal condition heaniiK will be destroy, ed torever ; nine case out ol tea are caused ly la'arnui. which in iioth.ni but an lu ll imcd condition of tne tnucuui narlarea We wiii KvOne Huudretl Dodurp lor nny ca-ae u! d-ainess (Jaued hy catarrh) th tt ran not m c ured hy Halt s Catarrh I ure. H nd lor rircuar-, tree. J. CHKNNY A CO. , -r.e.t Ted-do, O. Nt'l-I hv lrukniit at Triceiita. H il.'a Kamily I'ills are Hoi beat. MIIFUIFF'H SA ID. Y YMITCK of AN KX rlTI ION, 1 J dec i ee and order ol nmv, i- ue'l out oi ibe t'irriiit I on it ol the Mule ot Or-ijoii 'or WaHliintoii C unty in favor ol vlvci ter I'ennoyer, tioveroor, (ior;'e W. (c Hrifl. H-cretary ul I'ai-, ami I'hil Me achtu, J reanur-r l ihehinte of Or ti u und inpitber leitiK and con-.i tt nt inir th" Hoanl ol Coinml-wioucr' for lit- Bale of ehool and I rtiv r-My land-. ""'I tor the Investment ol the fund it-in if ih'-te-fromlorthe uta'e it tr"Kon and aiar:t Hirhard M Tion, Mnry A. Morton, W. 11. Morton tnd Kutrcne J, WiiiTh for the -urn "I 1 f.oti, roil., ii im I f..r the lurfhr mini ot J I . S. K d co;n, with illtT)lt t hereon at the rate ol H r rent. p r m -itiim Iroiu the lot U dav of D c-mb-rf l, aint for the ctm; and ex'iinH ol ae and ol it id writ. Now, thereloi't- by rtrtue and in puru unce t t naitl jUdtrment decree a tot ordi r of m;i.i, I win. on Motulay. thf 4th dy of u. toiM r 1MI7, at the a in h dMjr ol the urt H hi e, in ililihoro, W t-hintf ou t.otifit', Oregon, at the hour ol 10 oV iwk a. nt.t ol ald d ty, ell at public miction to the Inh ft bid ler h r an, the loi.o injr ilficrit cd rei fTovertv tiwit: All ot that p'eo and prn- und tra t of innd l niir, hem an 1 s'tuitc m Wanioif tofi Coumy, Ur.-on, aod more parrrcu lariv hounded, d-it:natfd ud decrilMd ti toll'-A to- it ; t oi!imTic r f at the X. VV. f irri"r ol H-c (, ' p, 1 n. ranf' 1 w-t U nl. Mr. and running lhen-e -i-t ll n N, ihence 0'itu io the t-'ihl c rod, thence wtward atoni a d piii- tod to i tie ! line of Bttid 1 r . one toii'b, K nf 1 W--t, and thence Nort't to th- (naa of oeNfiiiitin, contain in 12 'ir-m to Ntity (he herein I fore (fearl urn, an fof ttie I'onta and ex eiivn of a.J sale, ? 4 propTtT Will be aHd uber t ti r' deni(iton aa er atature ot Or if n. Wiinetta my band thia 3Ut day of Auk. 17. W. I. HKAIKUKI, Hh-'filT of Wahirorloo County, (ir-irrti. lj i'S TU.-4 II. TONOt'E. A-torney lor piaint.d.